… of 2,000 doctors who completed the Medicine in Australia: … paid, and a unique doctor
identifier that is linked to the MABEL survey. For each doctor, we have their complete claims history …

… also experienced rates of increase in the medical workforce … higher levels of output at any
given price. An important example of … There is a long history of such forecasts turning out to be …

… physician-payment and health insurance reform in a context where physicians can set fees
… Each consenting MABEL respondent's complete claims history across all practice locations …

… responding to health and medical research in Australia; and the … and the Rural Doctors
Association of Australia. This included … for the retail cost of the drug (and pays a dispensing fee). …

… doctors' fees and refunds were followed by further fee … Doctors were paid directly by the
government on the basis of … on the basis of previous medical history and the prohibition of "gap" …

… subsidize health care for low-income and those with large bills. … pay for low-income and
people with no means to pay for their … doctors; and/or specialist lacked medical history or regular …

… (eg access, timeliness and costs) where improvements are … Australia has the highest number
of practicing physicians (… the United States) decline to pay the costs incurred by hospitals for …

… If a physician did not allocate their name to a given patient … the costs of productivity gains
by comparing physician costs of … we determined the cost of training scribes in Australia, which …

… Greater than 80% of all GP consultations are paid for via bulk billing … doctors charge above
the schedule fee leaving patients with a ‘gap fee’, whereby the doctor receives a payment …

… who paid out-of-pocket costs (N=194), travel costs accounted … costs (cost of travelling to see
prescribing doctors/ other … with healthcare providers was the OAT-related appointment travel …